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  1. Fully customisable eraser size

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    Laurent Grima commented  · 

    The small default is way too big. Please add this feature!

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  2. Infinite Canvas

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    Laurent Grima commented  · 

    This is such a lame excuse for not implementing this. If your designers can’t find a way to elegantly add this feature, please consider hiring new ones. Here are a few suggestions to help you:
    1. Create a new object that isn’t a notebook or a page and is an infinite page. You can even call it a canvas.
    2. Or make it so that a notebook can hold pages of multiple sizes, one being infinite. If the book analogy stops working, just call it a folder.
    If you can’t lake the pages infinite for performance reasons, then at least enable larger page sizes.
    Now why is infinite canvas important ? When you’re thinking about something, you want all your thinking to be connected and visible, not broken down into pages. Otherwise your thoughts are broken down as well.

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    Laurent Grima commented  · 

    Why bring the limitations of paper to another medium that does not share these constraints? Here is a simple use case: I’d be brainstorming a topic, then run out of space. It would be nice to just be able to continue around, instead of another page which breaks the continuity of thought (having the rest of your thinking in front of your eyes really helps).

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